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what electric field strength would be required to suspend an alpha particle? (contains 2 protons and 2 neutrons) The answer
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[1 + sin(theta) + cos(theta)] / [1 + sin(theta) - cos(theta)] = [1+cos(theta)]/ sin(theta)
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[Sin^2(theta) - tan(theta) ] / [cos^2(theta) - cot(theta)] = tan^2(theta)
I am supposed to prove that the left side of the
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The lowest temperature ever recorded in Alaska is-6 C. The highest temperature ever recorded in Alaska is 38°C. Suppose a piece
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A particular microwave oven operates at 1000W. The wavelength of the microwave is 12.0cm. You decide that you like your snack to
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A car is climbing a hill and accelerating at a constant rate of 0.3 g as it does so. Φ=10°. What is the steady state value of
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The ultimate task of all the explorations launched by the Europeans from the fourteenth century onward was?
A. finding a sea link
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WHAT DOES THEORETICAL PROBABILITY MEAN HOW DO I WORK IT OUT?
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When we move vertically upward from the earth, the temperature decrease up to th stratosphere and again increases and we fe difficulty in breathing in as the presences of oxygen disappears after the troposphere.
Thanks for teaching me how to solve my trig problems. I had trouble with those two and your explanations guided me how to solve these types of problems. :)
I forgot to include that the answer is 130 J/kg x Celsius
I guess I will answer my own question so, if others come across it, it will help PT/h(lamda) P: power T: time (which is the variable in this case) h: (constant 6.626x10^-34) c: lamda is found by c/f in which, c= 3x10^8 frequency= .12 in this case if you
